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I love it!
I love my new Garmin nüvi 200W 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator. My husband asked me why would I need it around town? I told him there are places I have not been before and need to get to. I have used it a few times and my husband has used it too. It takes the guessing out of getting to your destination you have not been to before. I would recommend it for anyone to use around their home town and/or for traveling.

Great Handheld
This is the my third handheld gps unit and without a doubt it's the best I have used or seen on the market to date. I primarily use it for recording fishing spots and water-related waypoints. I also use it to download my many other personal POI files. I'm extremely pleased with the unit's overall performance and would highly recommend it to anyone. On the con side, to fully take advantage of the unit's extended features you must purchase additional expensive mapping software. It's fast when acquiring-refreshing, accurate and reliable and integrates nicely with related Garmin Mapsource products.

Forerunner is all it promises
I'm not much of a "techie", but I was able with very little reading to set up my Garmin 205 in a matter of minutes and use it flawlessly. I run both on city streets and on trails and the Garmin performed perfectly. I'm finally able to guage how far I run on trails and at the same time get a pretty good read on how many calories I've burned! I recommend this to anyone who is looking for this same info.

Good, But....
Due to the small size of the screen on the GPS, the clear plastic on the case seems to give a LOT of glare making the screen hard to see. Also, due to the design, if the case shifts on the unit at all, it interferes with the joystick.

Tom Tom GO 920
I use this tom Tom on all my service trucks. It offers quality and value, along with simplicity. I have experience other units, however this unit had the opinions I needed and the realiablity I could count on for everyday use. I would recommend the product and the seller for this item.

Great little GPS
Got this and did'nt know a great deal about it. Just plugged it in and wow it was easy to navigate. My wife loves it due to the fact that you never have to stop and ask for directions again. It was inexpensive, has a large display and has audio cues as well.

Not my favorite for Geocaching by a long shot
I've been geocaching for about 6 months (using a Garmin Forerunner 101), and I'm hooked. Got this for myself for Christmas, and was really excited, but quickly dissappointed. Yes, you can directly download your co-ords from geocaching.com, but that's all you get. It lists the caches by thier alpha-numeric code (like I'm going to remember which one is which), but doesn't give any info on the cache. First day out I was 3 for 9! Not the greatest receiver: in most cases, it was way off, when it told me I was at GZ. I was very sad to see that it lacked the "List of Nearest" screen that the Forerunner had, which I used often for placing caches.

On a whim I went to my local big box store and got a Magellan 400 Adventure Pack for a little more than this cost, which includes the topo maps. The Magellan 400 provides nearly paperless caching (provides full cache discription, decrypted clue, terrain & difficulty ratings, as well as who placed it), is more user friendly (but not the software, it is lacking a bit, but did get it figured out), and much easier for my average women's size hands to operate.

The result? The Venture HC is going back.

Garmin StreetPilot c580 GPS Navigator
Very pleased with this navigator model. We take it with us whenever we go out of town. Recently visited relatives in small town near Little Rock, AR and also to Jacksonville, FL where we rented cars for both trips. This navigaor made it very easy for us to get around. Purchased it at a great price!

Better
Better than the suction cup window one which always falls. I still have to be careful when I hit the gas/brake too hard or turn sharply. It slowly vibrates down the dash and I have to move it, but its better than the suction cup marks and sudden falls with that one.

Garmin Topo U.S.
I have used this product and have some mixed feelings. I also have National Geo Topo and like it very well. Garmin works and it does transfer to my hand help GPS. That is what I bought it for. The National Geographic Topo wont do this. The product would stand to imporve by adding more of the existing "Ghost Towns" and old mines like the Chumung Mine near Masonic. I was able to navigate to the Chumung Mine and it seemed to work with my Garmin Summint GPS. For example, it seems to take extra time to calculate milage or distance to a route. Hopefully, this is not due to my lack of experience with the software. I do wish it had more of the feel of the topo's I have worked with in the past.